With all this in mind, it’s likely Richard left the Union (and the superhero lifestyle) behind on his own in Jupiter’s Legacy.

George wound up blackmailing Hoover right back and the FBI director didn’t bother Richard again. He was saved by Fitz Small and his teammates (save Walter Sampson) confirmed he could stay with the Union because they didn’t care he was gay. Edgar Hoover attempted to blackmail him - Hoover would reveal Richard’s sexuality if he didn’t give up the Union’s identities. However, Richard found himself in a predicament when FBI Director J. He struggled with keeping both his superhero identity and his being gay a secret from everyone, including his teammates. In the comics, however, Richard is more of a crucial character. It’s possible his storyline is being saved for a potential season 2.

Jupiter’s Legacy doesn’t offer very much information, but it certainly doesn’t seem like Richard is dead, or even that his absence in the present day is a mystery like George’s. Related: Jupiter's Legacy Cast, Characters & Powers Explained So, what happened to the sixth Union member? However, Richard is completely absent in the present day. Richard seems like a fun guy and there are clues in Jupiter’s Legacy that he’s gay and hiding his sexuality. He is also gifted a device he calls the power rod, which allows him to teleport. After rescuing Richard, he joins them on the island and attains superhero powers - superhuman strength, speed, flight. Rather, the protagonists pick up the doctor in the middle of their expedition, during which they find him shipwrecked at sea. When Sheldon Sampson (aka, The Utopian) and his friends set off to find the mysterious and remote island he keeps seeing in his visions, Richard isn’t with them.

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